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From the Baltimore sun. to-day.
A large crowd Of sporting men gathered in Jack
sons Union Hail. Bath street, last night, TO witness
a new departure In sports. 1t was a dog wrestling
match. There were three contests three falls out
Of nvs, all the dogs being OF the pure bulldog
species The police hearing OF the exhibition, sus-
pected IL was a new name for a genuine dog tight,
and they remained 70 see the matter through. AT
the appointed hour Nike Kennedy 5 bull ireland
and Nat Diggs England were placed IN the ring.
Both dogs were muzZled, their wire masks extend
ing all over the head and back the ears. AS soon
as the animals were freed they darted Tor each
other, and rearing on their hind legs. threw their
fore legs about each others necks, and tugged and
growled TILL one or the other was thrown 10 the
ground They were ferOci0us In their attacks and
they fought with the desperation OF Greco Roman
wrestlerS Ireland threw England three times and
won the match Jno. Brooks America and Sam
Shucks Mexico were next matched and Mexico
won the three falls JnO. Slaines Pat and sam
Brooks Kate wrestled third, and Kate won. The
whole match was conducted according 10 GRECO
Roman rules. as far as dogs could conform to that
ideSI Throughout the greatest interest was mani
Tested oy tne Baltimore sports, few OF whom had
ever before seen dog wrestling match. The con-
test closed al midnight.
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RoBBING PosT-OTFICk-A.v v. Nylen, an ernploye
OF :. s. Bush Co., real estate agents, was ar
rested In Louisville, KY, yesterday afternoon by
post-of1ce At Bridgeport, Conn, OF t705 while en-
ployed there as money -order clerk. The charge
was preferred by Post-office Inspector Boynton.
was taken before Commissioner Grail, who held
him In s., 600 bond to answer before Judge Barr
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A Paris dispatch says Maurice Bernhard, con o.
n0wokt have been married.
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Torsi Torsn Torslu

Torsii Torsn ToYsm
FANCY GOODS FANCY 0oopa
NovELrIEA Novu1fHA
BUY NOW TO AVOID THE RUSH INCIDENT no
THE HOLIDAYS.
PRICES TIE LOWEST.
ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST.
MAMMOTH STORE OF WASHINGTON
Evsrythins On hand TO please child md 10 amuss
mother.
Only Store Of the Kind in the CITY, Polite Attend.
ancs.
Come and see the TYPE WRITER. perfect sl2. 90
Machine; operator in attendance; good enough for
once use.
ECLIPSE PHOTOGRAPH OUTFIT. complete. only
$3.50. q child 10 years Of age can make picture.
Ample storage for goods to be laid ssida
Prompt delivery By numerous wagons
CHRISTIAN RUPERT.
403. 4o5 407 9TH ST. n. w.. shove D s&
=. LOUIS UPMANN.
Manager. d17. 1o,22.33
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FuRs. Hans, FURs,
SEAL sACoUEs FROM s125uP.
SEAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM 400
Up.
sS4a EaSA Bk1s q HaRT H1R
AND OTHER FURS.
MUFFs IN BEAR. BEAVER BLACK MAR
TEN. FOX. LYNX, MONKEY, SEAL AND
OTHER FURS.
RUSSIAN HARE MUFFs. FROM rs CENTS
UP.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS. GLOVES. AND
WRISTLETS
FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS
CHILDREN'S MUFFS AND COLLARa
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOR GENTS OvERCOATS.
GENTS FUR CAPS GLOVES. AND MUF.
FLERs,
BOYS SEAL CAPS FROM 81 TOSS
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMEN
CAPEs
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS. s5, s6 ANDss
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THE LAT
EST STYLES AT 81. also. 81, 81 so. So
$3.50. -. $3.50, 81 AND Co.
SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH
TOs15.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES.
TRESS co.'s CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID 0LOvEA
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND GAPS
JAMES r DAVIS SONS
1901 Penn. avenue. Cor l2thst
Established 1880. nl.3m
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Smith ana Ktrsin, the pua1lises were Savsn :
.coneratulatofy lunch ID LONDON ycsferday'
Smisn WI noav m $1,000 deposited 81 81
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Forced to Wear Jail Clothes.
NE sHKEHYs BANDS TIED AND HIS CLOTHING To-
IRON MS BACK IN PRISON.

Mk SHKkHYS HANDS TIED AND HIS CLOTHING IOkN
PROM HIS BACK IN PRISON.
Dublin cablegram 70 the Philadelphia Press,
dated December - says: AT an early hour this
morning the governor OF Clonmel district prison
entered the Cell OF Mr.. David sheehy, NJ p, &C.
companied by i've warders, and asked the gentle
maa, who was sentenced yesterday 10 a month In
Jall 70 change his clothes for prison garb. Mr..
SnSehy refused 10 do So whereupOn the warderS
Knocked lin down, tied his hands, and forcioly
removed his clothes They then went away, leav
Ing MT Sneehy In his nannes- One OF the warders
threw him prison clothes. The bed-clothes were
also removed
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Tammany HalI's Endor.emens.

The Tammany Hall democrats held a meeting
last evening TO endorse the Presidents message.
All the local "braves" were on hand ana many
speeches were made. Resolutions were passed
congratuiating the country on the recent cleo
tons; hoping the national committee WIN cali the
coming convention for New YORK; fayOrinr the
enactment oy Con ,ress OF measures Calculated 10
reduce the surplus and limit the revenue TO the
needs OF the. Government; favoring coast de-.
lenses, and the improvement OF New York HarbOr.
and demanding several local reforms The meet
Ing was enthusiastic. Many ladies were prosent
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PROFESSIONAL

D5oY. CLAY. W0IDi1rlrLf ou7ED GLAZE
Eas:s .;S.sg .s,.:l:z ksoov.s Is. Or :,eiss
gsossrg. 80 spssay nen.axss. na9R sspess.s3
haaly 1870 c1Fo sacksssa an n Gosuis wl6
ei.srss1s.s - .s .,,,s Z, y sss ga. q.
10 Hour 8 & o Ss'y -. - e, ~, a. :,s. sos
See s.s@ . ~ ssss,ss =. ais re-; - ys ~
ds-i3. MA d al . y
NH 1000 ILL Al An EvEHf1 or
~ LII Az 61alnsn oeqedB1oA Lnd5es sxd s-nsr
IS sss.s = ssssS ~ go - 49, Sc =
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A NEW PITCHER FOR THE PHnLIEs-A disoatch
nom fnlAoel phia says that James A Tyng the
wel-klown harvard Couege player, who recently
pitcheo Tor the staten Island Cluo has signed and
VIII Play with tue Philadelphia Baseball club
next season. Tying u me all-aroand player and
VAL assume tne duties OF the ewly-created once
o. director OF athletic sports OF the PhiIadelpni,
cluh The design Is 20 attract ath4euc Sports OF
al kinds 70 the Philadelphia gruuada
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AN Acros's BODY CKEHArEp.-A dispatch from
New York says that the body OF John HOwson
The actor, who died on Friday last, was inctner-
ated at Mount Oiyet Crematory yesterday q! ter
noon. The body was placed In the retort AZ .
Ociock In the presence OF the two brothers Of the
deceased There were no ceremonies.
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Bakers and COnfectionePs.
A NATIONAL TRADES ASSEMBLY OF TIE KNIGHTS {
LABOk ORGANIZED

LABOR ORGANIZED.
convention OF delegates OF the X. OF l. was
held In Albany. y. Y. Monday and Tuesday, In
which twenty-five states and The provinces OF
Canada wee represented. The object OF the con-
vention was 10 form a national trades assembly OF
the bakers and conlectloners for the promotion OF
she interest OF these workers, and TO secure har-
mony and reciprocity among the minor trades
unions OF their craft Tuesday the organization
was perfected the following ofiicers being elected !:
". ID. NJ. W.. = w. Wears, OF Detroit, Mich; y. ID.
W. r, John I. Doyle, OF Washington. ID. c.; n. ID.
& l., NJ. J. Bishop, OF Boston, Mass; y. d. s., h. j..
D~~gan, OF Brooklyn, ". Y. The executive board
n posed OF five members Messrs. Doyle chair
man; Deegan, Gilrllan, and Tbimson, Of Brooklyn,
and Ward, Of Pittsburx. resolution was passed
favOring the enforcement OF the law against the
imt0rtation OF foreign labor under contract.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Dora ssrowsridgc Convicted.

raR JURY RECOMMENDS HE'S TO THE AEKcr OF The
coURT.
Yesterday, In the Criminal Court, Judge Mont
gonery. the case OF Dora Str0wbridge. alias Dora
Cartwright, indicted for obtaining money from
DfA Sewers, Hazen. and Crook by falss pre,enses,
was concluded for the Government and the jury
toox the case and in twenty minutes they re-
turned with verdict Of guilty with a recommends
posrpon- d.
When the verdict was rendered the prisoner
stuck 70 her resolution not 70 par from the child.
She has the right 70 take IL with ner 10 the jail.
MrS RUSSELL the ma ron Of the jail, says the cho
cannot possibly have proper care there.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: y. C.
Bowling 10 I. Bowling. part 10. Old Georgetown;
1900 W. A Gordon, trustee, 10 c. Wheitley
OF al lots 70 and IL d. L Co. addition TO West
was dngton; -. B. =. Laughton ct al. 10 J. +.
McG Ley, lot IL, block 81. Bruokland: ss25. J. w.
FlsIler 70 Martha j. Tiverney, sub A. 50. IA;
o.. Williamson, trustee, TO w. OBrien, part
IL, So 20; 81, 500. W O'Br1en 70 T. II. carr, et al,
same property; 81 500. Oliver Cox 20 $. ID. Webb.
n lTes NJ Iimstro 1 TO 'e s ' D Webb. sub
Iots "a "a and ~, So $50; E,5oo B. +. TiIly
70 Jacob Bool, sub 80, 80. 156; s394450. II. O..
Lewis 20 W. l. Rogers, sub lis, block 20 Long
Meadows; E2Ou q. L. Emmons 70 II. H. warner,
lots 20 and e, Chichester; g. c. h. Pearson
et al To saran N. start part "a, block 81 p B. I.
DIS addition 70 West Washington: q. A. F..
Fo1 et al 70 b. II. Warner, sub lots go 70 81, so.
5l2; $50. H. @. Lewis 20 J. q. King, lot ~, block
~, Long Meadows; 81 800. Cltharine J. DOoley 10
q. W. Hall, part s. 81. SOS; $1,000. B. Z. Laugh
ton TO Fannie W. Wallace, block 8, Brookland
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DENTISTRY.

INREE DENTAL INFIRMAhf-TkkTH FILED
M srtlf.al Ierth apssrtso without chArsp exc&ps
cout q pster1sl On spplics uon - lxS 81. Dentj
Dept Columbian unisersly srvm ~ 10 pm DAILY
RR DUKE DEKIlsT. 7lS l4rH NW-rEKTH
III extrrcted Without psin by ed Of loos sppiio.tea
iec nfsng ssss q arsaAcaAl sesen ossnnoos gusrssr
Nsed o4-31'
RR STATE PAksoNs DENTIST. sTH ST. COR.
soothsrhs Without extractinR No 81 ansstkstc used
On the guns ansuets - paan % extrsctzng sis
ma \ TLsoLT. DENr1sT. 4s7 fra ST.
6ranch9 1sso mssessd ~ pa - Az worh var
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ABUSES II STATE PkfsoN.-The Rhode Island
state prison Investigation Is In progress Ex-pris-
oners ana ex-ofiicers have sworn 70 Insufficient
heat during winter, poor clothing OF pri.ooers
tainted meat for food. and rouyh handling OF prs
oners oy the warden. One ex-orncer testified that
the coffee served was made OF burned rye burns.S
brown bread, and molasses and water
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NV YcRxs IMPORTED CLEEGYnAN.-The rector
church waruens and yestrymen OF the Church OF
the HOY Trinity In New York yesterday fled a
demurrer In the United States states Circuit
Co1t 70 the suit brought oy the United states for
importing Rev. z WaIpole Warren. The suit has
been brought under the statue prohibiting con-
tracts with alien labor. IL Was expected that the
church would pay 81 900 penalty.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

A TLASTIc 4 WEST INDIA LINZ
NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS
British. DAnash and French West India Isl.ndA "a
- BAR6ACoUTA
Sailing 26th JAM I'd March. and thereafter
stopping day or more st ST Croix 81 hittA An
tixua- Martinique. BerbsdoA I,em-rarA irIuasd &e
superb passenger acconmodnii ons, ekcee nt CuslnA
hmoklng koona bath kcouA. &C. App1y %
LkAlCRAs CO.
nl4-tu.tha,3m lao Pesri ST. NE
NoRDEufscHER LLOYD o. q oo
Past kxyrxa< b e1mers
To Southampton OLondon- hsvrel breznen
Ansr, We'd, Dec. -. pm. tuldA Ned ssn g
$50 q m: k1bs. We'd. Jan. ~, N Mern We'd
klder. l. an. -, q am
uAloo0 apEointnents. Pr1cD lst CABIN go end up
vurus . berth sccordine 90 location. ID cabAn- o5S
' az '''ss st ''' .if.p h s sss Penn.
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Pos1r1vxrr No Goons
10 BE CARRIED INTO OUR NEW STORE,
5l4 9th street NV.
You can bssntify Jour homes by sddtag some Of our
Novelties 1t . small expense. Abridged list:
Fancy Match sAfes and Ash Receives. 10 70 csc.
HAnd-paintsd PlsQues Soc
Grand Army Tripod, Acc.
Grand Army Ash Receiver, 6oe.
All Fancy Baskets 1t cost:
Art Shades sink Ponxee, Soc. Per yard
Fancy Cords, from &C. per yard up.
10 pr cent OF on IL Applique F1oWUrl
Large line Of other Fancy Goods Ut cost
oPPENHRIMEk. Sxs 9th st No.
Sole Agent for the Iisht-Running New Home ssw-
ing Machines. most acceptable vssssntf Tor oheisaa
Halls DFess Forms. only "a.
New Button. Hols Attachments an
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REAL ESTATE
AT THE EXCHANGE.


~. acceptance by Of John d crimminss rsse-
..uou a. PARK Commissioner relieved the erssm
,.s,oner Of his official dntisA has been ~
~ cm%ns .soud =. ." ns the
sssssns Cr,mmus took sctys part 10 and
Seionssrs smh sold Under decree q FORE
ss:ss: S ssaiSss o ane oc q Ss plaintiff
Nxw.Yosx. Wednesday. July 20. 1887.
~ .,,,,r. .alcs were made the Exchange and Auo-
'''- BIZ Smith Curoon
sS@': . ws lS o W fs%ins $500
A'' BIZ William Kennedy Bro
ss,s of buildings with lots. ON HAST 70th-st oef
Ayf housed ss, %n S No 81 Marss between
cSsrry and wsIsrsta will take pacsIuiy IL
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAssFERs-x y CITY:
- :: Register: ONO. to-day
Censr.lavs. lot No SO. Path Ward. 26Iloo q, ,oo
SsSa;si is 10 e ~: e
27th.ss Nc %a 80 Nest .. 1880
tlstsiw nc " o. aalrs s' .---....,. $4,000
7i'. ss.s Frazer 1 sfS sno wife to 1900
76tn-.sk : 100 II " oil Sa's'e 1o1Io1N 1890
sous. Rs'i i5S q rn.ve sSi1ss 40 emo
Bsaxsr at " cor Of Bsos MayS,s 100000
es.s 90 u o. l rSs -, riYss to smyth $4,000
1oth.ys t95 t o. "a, sg' NJ bonsi1 l1Ooo
Lsxinssoo,ave so % R o. mans. 1900
oe h.D SS lso West issHSas Vail
Et,ei 10 Iss West 5x77 same Eszs 10000
iistn.s. s. aoS ss 1900
lls,sr' q. a,' u eo' $1,000
'':s 4 dis sSs's rinsi. EGGS
ls7tsst. .g SsS TO- 10 : Fleming 24oo
De scrs7 = & Happy to Lynch, :,:::.;;-..:.; LOCO
7thsve g. 80 IT n Of st-st 4s1l0oxaSy l@s and
s,:o also, : 3, ~ TO- Z, tq Flint - $4,000
Charles ss rl sns WIN TO ssefsft - 1000
= !SsGs sc aS M ass o1oc1I 'O0
" etb Of h Mott also Hull and as trustee TO ID ooo
,,,, nsnS lot 81 fl Of 7ist.S and iiih
80 skis s'oess e sss s' III shea iioo'
ls7.n.st ,o 81 " csrhson lo25O
lotsss So - 80 ~ PneSman" and another $500
,ots.svs O.. 4as =. Of SSth-st aAs1loo' Nc Ga
aou sa No z'o NA-" .r 30 800
5anssf ! 40 - l~ioAo" Observation-Disclosures. $500
l,as.. var 5ol ii Of si;:t a2Is22 Joseph 900
e7tssS .rG syV VI .'..-. $500
10 4 e eli: $500
Norseave n Of Oak ave & iAS ~ t tm ,,
sW Dorsey and wife and J Ii Fass to George nm.
,sos., 4e.a 200 Fl Of Bonisvard. 2bxssiI: CT
s.S S.inarf is s. Of tt liIioo
.otS. wa rs col i,Sa1s 5o1sss ny and ooo
sssssso. 80 cor q CiIlon: 76I2 John
Dscker r sobisch,k and wife ''ooo
Cliflsn.I % II OF Tinonave siH'o' same 1000
,,,Sarr sSn's. eSs Of s7n:: siscx.
aaa vie 10 c Il Barney + N Jencks-.----- 25eoo
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Proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN Sealed proposals WI - rsceysd Is sas one; g
Luains County Hospital Omaha, Douglas Couny MY
according plane and 90 me y
certified check in the amount Of Five nundrsa Dsa'asA
Ths Eshs reserved y w - sn1 ~ 9' ceu,sy se
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AN ABSOLUTELY SAFE
FIVE Per CENT
4VGntyYGar Gold Bond
IJNE17-TVE AND Accrued INTEREST.

Thu Upitsa states and Brazil Mail steamship Company
for The purpose building additional steamer needed Tor
,ndIy Increasing Offers difscs To investors an
o sg75 900 OF twenty bonds In sums 10 suit at
va and accrued interest and principal paya
nj. an god Tins issue bonds Is only issued for slzooOo
On each .teausr and tho bonds secured by mortgage
made 10 the Union Trust Company s Trustees Tor siso
600 on zach OF the new hrscass steamers Auanca
F,nance and Advance that cost aud are worth $780,
oon each Two OF these insured for sSOOooo
zach and one for 900 embracing collision aud all uoss
hi. clause, TO guard against au loss. $4,000 on each
assigned the mortgage TO the Trust Company
for the security OF the bondhodsrs This Company mas
o.,,,ai NJ al 600 900; not O share has been sub
scribed for at less than par which. win An IN
.,,a,c, of s95OOOO on tho Steamers gives tho
nost ample security tse bonds We reserve tho rght
% retro this ssue ears by paying sooo
bond or los per each bond accrued interest
Marriage bonds OF good steamship Company are sss an
bond a. made Steamers are Away saaoe
I'm market and this distinction In their favor
a, comp.red with railroads that must be sold az whole
our business il steadily growing aud Is conducted on
cose thorougb economical business basis There 10 no
afr bond offered on market They are In determinations
~ al 600 with coupons payable July and January we
onsr them to any careful investor They can
n. obtain.d v application the orce OF the Company
MN, nuaiua where any information can be had
Tv.r.. Of thu bonds will made BY the Union Trust
Company. u ruupprp pr,,,dsnt
q, g. BRAZIL Mail s. r. co.
fha
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Giiuations rauteo--feraales.

A LARGE Employment Bureau OF goon ser
n want girls aud male help cooks chamSe.maIs wa
5 %HS Pro TEsTXNT ao Sc 1855 above lo.n.
OHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
Te.eeaes ySuHs s At fs aass between
isrs1S anS 26sS SIS, store.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. - Can
- wait anesy make nice saa@I esa rserencs from
employer j. r. above 2sdst waits Two days
CHAMBERMAID or NURSE.-By young.
North girl to assist the lady OF tne
house, viii go a. or nurse 10 grown children;
speaks English good home prsferred CITY or country
NOOK and LAUNDRESS.-By capable,
" reliable young person from Wales UNDERSTANDS nsr
a EMM G sss SHAVE tina near 2shst. UPSTAIRS.
/yOOK AND LAUNDRESS.-By competent
arTs's Of GSHk kinds. %ond &c
hoHsowork small family reference excellent Ss west
25thsL, M the store.
(,OOK or HOUSEW ORK.-By capable Welsh
u nrl. good cook laundress best soups bread Dc
Y Titi%E '0O''' "ON'''
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a capable
Biscuit S Rrd s. SET! Hs%e se 10
(yOOK.-By a Protestant young woman as
u arsclass COOK excellent bread and bascait maker
s cHSp References, sSs %ss'' ass Vest sad.t
(,OOK = LAUNDRESS.-By a thoroughly
" competent rst class hotel or boarding
% % ,M" aS sshavS bet~eon
inquire milk aud butter store
CAMILY WASHING. BY first class col
cred iaundress with unsurpassed facilities family
wssns ~ ne ys'f Sf $ %s,
HOUSEWORKE NURSE, or COOK.EBy
81 sy Ss a nicely y.s ss
s sns.s ca at r s. door wy
HOUSEKEEPER.-$5 a month by respect
able young nag w0%ie sS HI asy Es.e i7s,
r0ucrunpR -Rv O comnetAnt yOung
woman. age 25 Ane bread. bscuit. rolls soups and
good aundres, CITY or conn.ry wa yiS eun
: store '''"''' 80. - =
HOUSEWORK.-By a Protestant girl as
good cook aud aundrs.s good bread and biscuit mod
crate wages, reference. ooI o.nsye. soovs .-oss
JNFANTY NURSERY competent North
Of take entire snarFe q II ant rsm
birth; city country best city rsfersnce soo
AIJNDRESS.-B a tirst-class laundress;
~ understands her o. business snae III ." ''~"'"
25thst.. near Sdays- ist hoor.
7 AJJNDRESS.-By Protestant woman as
r.t class wishes to take home gents or fam
ny washns Tsr.es. address MRS GRAMX TAO
B BsSssa O''' 'D'1.1 -
NrURSE Tor SEAMSTRESS).-Tak entire
,oss civ country or travel handy with needle
EhacE SIS s'S.avs sSoy. DIT. apsiara
NTURSE.-By one who X accomplished !; has
ana.rs"s. ri: business: !, Engage
ssssss s 70 and ,s
mens the handling Of chronic Wounds avear, a. me
s' I"aHs :s ::
O. ounoe at. Phiia.elphla, Penn.
YOUNG LADY of culture desires remunera-
Aslp hauis6.
WANTED. Discreet, middle aged. dlRnI.
w ssd ssatlsmaa sscrsary eeSkkssRsr ~
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0he Iurs.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES-Long Branch;
tI EVERY TU EsDAY, THURSDAY sud SATURDAY
70 August ~
Central n r. OF NJ j. Ldbertyst Ferry SID 5Ju iiLS
a. m, 1915 l245 1880 m Peanssi,ynanI n- o0iS
Andt Dcsbrosses ST. Ferries CIV y;o ~ s.ntv
M 1880 d. M; l m. saturdays only: beats wa Ssaay
Hook from Pier =. N. h, II m, l2l5 IN nscss
promptly at $3.50 y. u. Fare Round trip ino'uu'"s ~
sion to Field 81 50 +, c.as A ~r preS't
j. VI. CosrRk, SEQ -. ..
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xsod posit,or best references required HEssxr rkACH
las AGENCY, ~ East l7thst
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Citn propertp t1)antso.
Rrcoklnn properip fo. Sale ano Go Get
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
.exss FEET-LOT loo FEET DEEP.
brownstone front Basement par
r and y story finished IN hard woed % toor saloon cham
her cabinet manteis through
glass mirrors Hutfress stairs in paror story
.ssenst psrbr hap wainseoes In hard wood double
paTlor Sanitary plumbing throughout Heated by
.cInace. P1ee. 81 1900
2story and basement red brick and hrownstoRs
finished with latest Price $500 Tins house
sta bargain.
Ako house. finished In the most durable iaaDncr
r,s 81 $40 This viii De shown only special
Permit
TOeac them take Rrecklvn Elevafe Road 20 sune-ave
20 minutes IifetheB blocks up sumner
Moiioes thsu1 block 10 my house 261A Lewisave
These bnnses Elevated Roaa Of
BROOKLYN and built by one OF tho
tts builders IN the city They must be sold as he owner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-05
DALLAS.
a Check Transaction-A Prisoner Dis
charged-Ihey Would Marry.
SppcIal to the Gazette

a Check Transaction-A Prisoner Dis
charged-Ihey Would Marry.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, March IA few days
ago J. c. Hill borrowed So from Frank
B. Morgan, putting up a 1928 Exchange
Bank check. Morgan subsequently dis
posed of the check, and Hill this morn
ing fled affidavit, charging him with en-
bezzlement. Justice Braswell bound him
over in the sum of $500. Morgan is a
Western Union Telegraph operator and
Hill is farmer living near the city.
The District court to-day tried Edward
Benier, an East Dallas butcher, on the
charge of the murder of Martin Nelman
in October last. Benier and Neiman had
both been drinking, and falling out,
Benier struck Neiman over the head with
a beer glass. Neiman died shortly after
wards. Testimony showed that his death
wa&caused by pneumonia; the prosecuting
attorney acknowledged there was no evil
dence to support the charge, and the
prisoner was dismissed.
News reached here this morning of the
elopement of Calhoun Fox, postmaster at
Mesquite, with Miss Elsie Vauston, q
resident of Dallas, but who has teen Wis
iting Ferris for several days. The young
people met several weeks ago, loved and
wanted to marry. The old folks objected
they married anyhow.